New Material for Street Costumes Described in 19th Century Letter
A fragment from a historical letter outlines a new material resembling Turkish toweling for street and outdoor clothing. It notes fine texture and wide weave, suitable colors, plus practical details on preparation and care, including drying and handling.
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New York
Tullady
Parmian
Howell
Terial
Cok Orlin
Ereau
Wraym
Mrs Carson Honored By Y W A For Services
A letter from the Y W G A expresses appreciation for Mrs Margaret Carson of Solihull. She served about six months in a tentative role awaiting arrival of the new general secretary. The note notes comradeship and goodwill she showed toward the girls and the city women who attend the rooms.
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Margaret Carson
Y. W
Carsau
Alto
Ywelroom
Mra. Carson
Five Sad News for Oahu Teachers
The Oahu College community extends sympathy to M Prances Dillingham and Mina Hete Cadwell, teachers at the college, who suffered fatal losses on the Coast Monday morning. Cadwell’s brother’s illness and Cadwell’s recent arrival from Seattle frame the tragic cable message received as the Vowel sailed.
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Oahu College
M Prances Dillingham
Mian
Hete Cadwell
Finnty
Frances Diltingham
California
Miie Diltingham
Ant Mra B. Dillingham
Mina Cadwell
Mina Camwell
Khe
Seattle
Mwarker
Meswaso
Kindergarten Mardi Gras Hat Parade Planned for May
A May festival for the children of the free kindergartens in the city is set for Friday May 3, organized by the Pree Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association. About 150 youngsters will participate in a parade featuring decorated hats, miniature vehicles, and other props, with a focus on a child friendly pageant at Thowss Square.
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Pree Kindergarten and Children’ Aid Association
Meu
Beth Lineeelfatnen
Khoemaker
Ander
Willa
Towers
Aid
Fulton
Fresh Air Shoes Live Longest in Seattle Exposition
A muddled report notes life and health improvements linked to airing garments and fresh air. Miss Cadwell and Miss Collabe lead vocal efforts, with Cadwell directing at the Seattle Exposition amid growing public interest and acclaim.
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Cadwell
Collabe
Seattle
Noru
Trunk packing and travel gear advice from an earlier era
A historical travel guide excerpt describes packing a trunk for long journeys. It covers trunk construction with multiple compartments and pockets, securing items with cords, and using hooks and covers to organize clothing, undergarments, and small articles. The text notes fabric materials, padding, and practical tips for easy access during travel. It mentions March 130 and a U S troop capacity detail.
Simple Frocks for Local Graduates
A historical notice discusses graduation attire at the College of Hawaii, highlighting concerns about cost and display. It critiques extravagant gowns and advocates modest, practical fashion, emphasizing financial prudence and independence for graduates. The piece references lecturing on dress codes and the community debate over appropriate commencement wear.
Hand Work Revival Shapes Spring Women's Apparel
Distinctive hand work returns in spring fashion with embroidered towels and light fabrics. Articles describe blouse and smock styles featuring yoke designs, narrow waists, and elbow-length sleeves, suitable for informal outings and younger wearers. Details emphasize dainty baby dresses and delicate needlework as economical yet stylish options.
Return to Needlework Valued by Readers
The editor notes a renewed interest in traditional needlework as readers welcome a shift back to older crafts. The commentary emphasizes practical skills and cultural continuity, predicting broader acceptance of handmade textiles in upcoming seasons.
White Hand Bags and Table Mats for Dressy Daytime Use
Novelty white hand bags with lace and satin mouths pair with circular embroidered linen table mats. Designs feature equal circumference rounds 12 to 14 inches, folded edges, and satin binding, with twin ribban or satin handles.
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Ma Bridge
Museum preserves costumes of prominent women in Washington
Handhaytere wore the gown of her marriage to tit thanal Mawes in Washington. The museum management hires staff to preserve the costumes worn by prominent women in social and official life in the national capital.
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Aho
Tit Thanal Mawes
Washington
Wee Planting
National
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